JazzElle Makes New Waves
Santa Cruz is a beautiful, laid back part of California, but something that adds to it is JazzElle. Her mixture of genres allows her to stand out on her own. “Hey You” has a Madonna “Vogue” feel to it. It’s sang at that same pace but has a more low key musical backbone than the Material Girl’s track. With “Love and Peace” you get a better grasp on what this artist is all about; intertwining electronic, pop and new wave but putting her own twist on it. “Run For Your Life” really captures you. You continue to listen waiting for something to happen. It’s after about two minutes that you notice nothing has been said. You’re more into the fast pace and heavy breathing that’s occurring. After the initial two JazzElle comes through and has a very ’80s pop, New Wave performance. That energy is matched by “Frustrated,” and then we end things on a very danceable track, “Touch Me.” this is the capstone for the batch and a good note to end the review and possibly your night with. It has a sick beat and an odd but captivating way with words. If you’re a fan of the ’80s New Wave scene as well as the early pop days of the ’90s, check out JazzElle today. (https://www.jazz-elle.com/index.php)
Thanks very much for the review of my music. It is so very enlightening reading someone else’s take on my songs.
I am excited to be sharing it with all my online platforms.
I have one suggestion that came up when I try to share the link, for instance on my facebook band page rather than just
post it with shareaholic, which only gets fed to my personal facebook page. I posted the link to: https://indiemusicreviews.artistpr.network/jazzelle-makes-new-waves – on my facebook band page, and the first line ends up reading: JazzElle Makes New Waves Leave a Reply Santa Cruz is a beautiful….
The “Leave a Reply” on the page ends up in the middle of the line. Thought you might be interested in knowing that.
I truly am grateful for this opportunity having been reviewed.
Sincerely,
JazzElle